Warcraft Movie

The Warcraft movie that we saw in theaters clocks in at just over two hours, but in an interview with The Daily Beast, director Duncan Jones said his original cut of the film was 40 minutes longer.

Now that the Warcraft movie is wrapping up its theatrical run (and changing how the film industry does business), it's time to move on to the next phase of the franchise roll out.

A lot of us I saw the Warcraft movie this week.

It's likely that, due to its runaway success in China, we'll get a Warcraft movie sequel despite it only doing adequate business in the US.

I'm not usually one to read novelizations of movies -- after all, I can usually get what I'm after from watching the movie.

Between her wildly successful YouTube channel and physical hardcover cookbook, Rosanna Pansino of Nerdy Nummies has taken geek fandom baking to a new level.

I have a confession to make: I went to the Warcraft movie fully expecting that I wasn't going to like Garona at all.

Let’s get this straight up front: this post and the comments that follow will include spoilers for the Warcraft movie. If you haven’t seen it yet, stay back. But if you have and want to talk about it you’re in the right place.

So spoilers follow!

Now let’s get to the Queue.

After reading and reviewing Christie Golden's movie prequel novel Warcraft: Durotan last month, I was really looking forward to the other half of the Warcraft movie's prequel offerings.

Thursday night showings of Warcraft happened across the United States yesterday in 2,632 theaters.